any advice re bad tiling job would be appreciated

[sparkle333]

its 18 mm wbp exterior plywood 8 x 4 sheets thats what i was told to get from the builders merchants when i rang and explained what i needed it for

 

[lizzardtong]

I would take toilet and vanity unit out and then I would tile. No silly cuts, easier and quicker.

 

[sparkle333]

she clearly has no idea what shes doing, i dont know anything about tiling so i put my trust in her, it was only when i was sat in bath on thurs and looked up at tiles i noticed so many mistakes around the bath, chipped tile, out of alignment tiles etc, then i got picky , and ive had a few comments about what a bad job thats been done from family and friends that alarm bells starting ringing

 

[cam_low]

just seen her 'in the media' page.

There is a copy of her skills certificate but no tiling one unless this is covered in the plastering course. I think she needs to take a

My brother used to live in Banbury. Had a thatched cottage there, nice place.

 

[sparkle333]

shes not from there, shes just moved to the area, not sure from where. the photo of the metro tiles shes done in the kitchen looks fine to me, but shes really made a hash bash mess of mine

 

[CJ]

Shocking work. Feel for you Sparkle.

 

[One Day]

Truly awful work there (and the 18mm wbp ply DOES look like OSB board to me).

Problem is when these things go legal you would without doubt win, but then what?
She has a CCJ and has to pay you £10 a month for ever?

The only successful case I've come across was a guy who used the legal cover on his home insurance policy to successfully sue a bad tiler. It took two years but he managed to get his money back in one hit - the insurers realised it would take too long so THEY paid him out.
I got the job after doing an initial report for the insurer.

 

[White Room]

Truly awful work there (and the 18mm wbp ply DOES look like OSB board to me).

Problem is when these things go legal you would without doubt win, but then what?
She has a CCJ and has to pay you £10 a month for ever?

The only successful case I've come across was a guy who used the legal cover on his home insurance policy to successfully sue a bad tiler. It took two years but he managed to get his money back in one hit - the insurers realised it would take too long so THEY paid him out.
I got the job after doing an initial report for the insurer.

And I thought it was my eyes....

 

[sparkle333]

thats a possibility i could check on, but they are dealing with removal company that damaged a lot of my furniture too at the mo, and hes with same ins as me so they are looking at claiming off him as hes also denying it ive had a right nightmare of a time recently , im so honest too and get taken advantage of, its no fair :-(

ive just got that info re flooring off my receipt no idea what OSB board means, it says 18mm bb/cc exterior wbp plywood, what ever that means

thx for mentioning that every bit of information might help me

 

[sparkle333]

can someone plz tell me are the small cuts at the sides of my walls and top near ceiling correct way to tile , ive been told by a friend its not but i dont know myself although it doesnt look right